BAM (Breakdown and Legal Assistance for Motorcyclists) is a unique organization of bikers helping bikers. Motorcycle Attorney Russ Brown started BAM over 25 years ago to provide assistance to motorcyclists across the country. BAM's nationwide volunteer network of over one million motorcyclists can help you in an emergency. Here’s how it works: you register FREE by completing a simple ID card on which you will list some personal medical and contact information, as well as what, if any, type of assistance YOU would be willing to offer should you be called upon by a motorcyclist in need. If you experience a breakdown or mechanical problems while on the road, you call 1-800-4-BIKERS (1-800-424-5377), which is on your BAM card, the BAM volunteer network will be activated, and someone will be sent to help.
BAM is sponsored by Motorcycle Attorneys Russ Brown and Chuck Koro, attorneys who ride and care. Membership is FREE, and BAM also provides legal services to members. Their nationwide hand-picked legal network of motorcycle-friendly attorneys is ready to help you if you are involved in an accident.
Get your free BAM Card by calling 1-800-4-BIKERS and get the protection it offers before hitting the road next season! Join over a million other bikers and receive:
> Emergency Roadside Motorcycle Service
> Nationwide Legal Service Network
> 24 Hour Toll Free Motorcyclist Hotline
> Emergency I.D. Card
> Motorcycle Storage
> Blood Donations
> Hospital Visitation
You can also register online at www.russbrown.com or come see BAM representatives in NYC at the New York Rider Magazine booth at the International Motorcycle Show at the Jacob Javits Center, from January 20-22. Stop and meet California BAMMER, Audrey Nesbitt, who also happens to be a friend and very personable. Audrey will be happy to meet you and provide more information!
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